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Why Now May Be a Good Time to Sell Your Home
If you’ve been thinking about selling your home, you’ve probably heard a lot of reasons to wait. Wait for mortgage rates to come down. Wait for the market to improve. Wait until spring. Wait until buyers have more purchasing power. The market may be changing — but opportunity...
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Indiana settles lawsuit with Anderson apartment owners for abandoning renters
The Indiana Attorney General’s Office has settled a 2024 lawsuit with the owners of two Anderson apartment complexes for abandoning tenants. IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports. Bingham Square and Madison Square apartments fell into dangerous levels of disrepair after management left without any warning in 2022, leaving no way...
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Developer lowers density for Eagle West PUD
Developer Pulte Homes reduced the overall footprint of its proposed 127-acre neighborhood plan off 186th Street and Eagletown Road, according to a Sept. 21 presentation to the Westfield Advisory Planning Commission. Pulte Homes offered an updated layout for the neighborhood during the commission’s workshop meeting. The area is zoned for...
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MI Homes of Indiana proposes 413-home community in Noblesville
MI Homes of Indiana has proposed a 413-home residential development on approximately 215 acres south of and adjacent to 166th Street and east of and adjacent to Olio Road. The development, Forest View Farms, was presented at the Sept. 15 Noblesville Common Council meeting. The project will go before the Noblesville Plan Commission Oct. 26 before returning to the council for a final vote.
Journal Review
Groves joins F.C. Tucker West Central
F.C. Tucker West Central is pleased to announce that Mitch Groves has joined its team of local real estate professionals. A graduate of North Montgomery High School, Groves earned an agribusiness degree from Vincennes University. He is also a certified crop adviser through the American Society of Agronomy and a graduate of the Montgomery County Leadership Academy.
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Indiana AG Settles Lawsuit Over Abandoned Anderson Apartments
ANDERSON, Ind. — Relief is finally on the way for dozens of residents who were left stranded in unlivable conditions at two Anderson apartment complexes. The Indiana Attorney General’s Office has finalized a settlement resolving a state lawsuit filed in mid-2024 against the owners and managers of Bingham Square Apartments and Madison Square Apartments. As […]
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Cambridge City comedy event to support flood recovery
Cambridge City residents will have a chance to enjoy live comedy and music while supporting local flood recovery efforts at a community benefit event Sept. 26 at Creitz Park Pavilion. The free event, called “Flooded With Laughter,” will feature comedian Pat Godwin, known for appearances on “The Bob & Tom Show,” according to a community announcement. Organizers also plan to collect donations to aid flood relief and recovery efforts in the community. Activities begin with live music from 6 to 7 p.m. at the pavilion, 127 W. Maple St. in Cambridge City. The comedy program is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. Austin Fry will be the opening act for the show. Organizers encourage attendees to bring lawn chairs and gather for an evening of entertainment while contributing to recovery efforts after flooding in the area. Food and drinks will be available. A beer garden will be provided by Chicago’s Pizza. According to the announcement, community sponsors for the event include Building 125, Bowman & Thalls Insurance, Jon Kindred-Real Estate Agent, Chicago’s Pizza, Bob-O-Link Liquors, Lumpy’s Restaurant, Pilgrimrage Wine Co. and Avery Electric LLC, along with several other local businesses and supporters. This story was produced with the assistance of
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Financial terms approved for Hotel Carmichael expansion
The coming expansion of Hotel Carmichael will be a good deal for Carmel taxpayers, according to Carmel Redevelopment Commission Director Henry Mestetsky. Mestetsky provided an overview of the project’s financial terms – which were approved Sept. 16 by the CRC – during the Sept. 21 Carmel City Council meeting.
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IU opens 420-bed Beverly apartments amid high demand
Indiana University has officially opened the latest Bloomington apartment building , The Beverly, a 420-bed complex that replaced the former Poplars Building . IU President Pam Whitten and Buckingham CEO Brad Chambers were expected to participate in a ribbon cutting ceremony on the morning of Friday, Sept. 18, 2026. “The opening of The Beverly marks an important milestone for Indiana University as our first public-private partnership for student housing,” Whitten said in a news release. “Our collaboration with Buckingham has created a vibrant new residential community that enhances the student experience while demonstrating how innovative partnerships can help us meet the evolving needs of our university community.” Managers said during a tour Thursday that the new six-story brick and limestone structure, on Seventh Street between North Grant and North Dunn streets, is essentially fully leased for its inaugural academic year. “We basically finished the building and they were moving in the next week,” said Jim Smith, vice president of brand and marketing for Buckingham Companies, the Indianapolis-based company that manages the property. Juliana Richards, the property manager, said prospective tenants seeking studios or one-bedroom apartments typically need to commit early. Those unit types were fully leased by the end of
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Elm Street home in Zionsville added to Century Structure list
A home that was once part of a large farm in the Village is the latest to make the Century Structure list at SullivanMunce Cultural Center. Meganne and Chuck Brezina’s home at 625 N. Elm St. is officially a Century Structure. The designation is for homes and commercial buildings in Zionsville that are 100 years or older. The program celebrates historic architecture in the Village.